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ing to repeat their accustomed
stunt of carting off the class bas
ketball championship. They have
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very heavy, with two good shooters
in the forward berths. The sophs
had about all they could do last
Tuesday to take the long end of
the score from them.
Athletic Notes
Nobody can deny that the job
was done according to Iloyle. As
Shakespeare has it, it was done
well and done quickly. That was
the first game of ten stretched over
a period of seven years that a Caro
lina quint has wrested from our
scrappy neighbors, and as Presi
dent Graham put it, "victories over
Virginia are becoming a habit."
Nobody can deny that the football
team deserved the highest credit
for breaking a long line of defeats,
but how about basketball ? Very
few people take basketball serious
ly, or as seriously as it should be
taken. "A good game" we say,
but it is not football, it is not as
"classy" . as baseball. But the
truth of the matter is that train
ing for basketball is as severe as
that for football. It is rougher
than football, takes more of the
"old pep" than does the game with
the pigskin, and is just as inter
esting, if not more so. The coach
has been up against it this year:
he. has created a team out of al
most nothing, a team, which, once
having hit its stride, nothing but
the banner team from Lexington
could stop, and our boys played a
game there that scared the Wash
ington and Leo men half to death.
This team is ours, made up of men
from Carolina, Carolina men every
one of them. Have we nothing to
give them to show our apprecia
tion? Let us buy gold footballs,
but we must not bo blind to the
part of the catalogue dealing withe miscellany. And to put
gold basketballs.
Personally we see no reason why
the pool should not be filled with
wrater. It is rather soon, but with
the number of events on foot for
the classes to take part in, why not
let the dolphins, or whatever they
are called, get warmed up or cool
ed off a little. That electric light
looks lonesome hanging out over
the big tub. Let's put something
in there to dispell the spirit of soli
tude. v
With the classes playing bas
ketball and baseball, and the Var
sity indulging in track, baseball,
basketball and football, it is rather
hard on the man of ordinary intel
ligence to decide what to go out
for, especially if he cannot do any
of them at all. There is however
no excuse for anyone not going out
for something, for if he does not
like what he went out for first, he
can stop and try them all, this be
ing a free country, and especially
a free campus with a long list of
activities to indulge in.
Oyez, Oyez, all men wishing to
get in the Spring tryout in the
Gym, would better get busy and
learn to fall noiselessly and grace
fully from the apparatus, for after
the March winds have ceased to
blow their moaning shrieks or
shrieking moans,--the judges with
belligerent eye will watch the
young huskies in their efforts to
break their own necks. The more
the merrier.
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OF STUDIES IN PHILOLOGY
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paper is to be on Spenser and both
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papers by Professors Hanford and
Greenlaw of this University.
With such a world of scholar
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The option is given in the subse
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that a man is under no additional
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